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intervales there are deep, dark alluvial
soils as rich as those of the Mississippi,
Missouri, Miami, or Sciota Back from
these intervale lands, on the sloping up
lands, there are brown and red loans. In
the western portion of the county there is
a broad belt of clay loans
OF WONDERFUL FERTILITY.
This rich belt of land commences on the
north side of the Sacramento river at the
Montezuma Hills, extends north through
Solano, 4olo, Colusa and Tehama into
Shasta county. These lands are known as
adobe, but that is misnomer and mislead-
ing. They are clay loans, and are essen
TALLY different in character from the adobe
lands of the valleys The ,oil Of the clay
loan belt is very deep, even upon the
sugarloaf hills; finely pulverized and very
fertile, and lasting. There are large tracts
of lava lands on the eastern side of the
Sacramento, on the Sierra foothills. The
soil of these lava formations is rich and
productive where it can be cultivated, and
everywhere it grows rich and nutritious
grasses. All through the Sierras there are
rich valleys, susceptible of cultivation.
which will make beautiful homes and give
a. SOiNSh W tllG mere
is no lack of good soil in Tehama. The
need is for greater number of industrious
and frugal people TO cultivate the rich
soils.
TIMBER SUPPLY.
There is an abundant supply of timber
all over the county. There is no township
but what has timber for fuel, and there are
sections of the county which have some of
the largest forest growths on this conti
tinent. All along the streams there are
cottonwoods. syeamores, elders. alders, oaks
and white naples. On the bottom lands
bordering the Sacramento, en- both sides.
there are large areas Of oak parks, con-
tanning many oaks of astonishing size.
Very much has been justly written of the
great oaks on the Rancho Chico. in Butte
county, but fully as large ones may be
seen on the Vina ranch of Governor stan
ford, on the ranch Of J. S. Cone, opposite
Red Bluff and in many other places in
the Sacramento valley In many places on
the higher portions of the valley there are
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COUNTY HISTORY.
Data Concerning the Early Occupation =
The Growth of the etion-Etc.

D;fta concerning the Early Occupation -
The Growth of the S ction-Etc.
The history OF Tehama county testifes
to the fertility of her soils, the beauty of
her location, the luxuriant growth Of her
indigenous vegetation, and the excellence
of her water system. Before the
American occupation, and years before the
gold discovery, the whole of the upper
Sacramento valley was hunting ground
for the Indians of the country. There
were no European settlers north of the
Hook farm, on Feather river. General
Bldwell and Major p B. Reading had ex-
plored the country, and by them the
FERTILITY AND BEAUTY OF THE COUNTRY
Had been told in Monterey, the capital of
the province. These reports induced a
party, consisting of General John Bidwell,
Major p. B. Reading, Job F. Dye, R. III.
Thomes, William g. Chard and A. G.
Toomes, to come to the upper Sacramento
to look for locations. After thoroughly
prospecting the whole country, Jour of the
party. Thomes, Toomes, Chard and Dye,
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large areas which have oak timber cover
ing them. The whole western portion of
the valley lands have these scattering
forests.
On the Coast Range there are some fine
timber growths, mostly pine, ir and spruce.
1t is in the Sierras, however, that the great
forest belt of the county is situated. There,
in "a belt fifteen miles wide and forty miles
ong, in Tehama county, are
FOREST GRoWTIIs CNENCELLED IN AMER
ICA.
The pines and frs are, many of them,
200 feet in hight, and even more.
There is lumber there, not only for the
use Of the whole county, but for export.
In these great woods are several of the
largest sawmills in the State The Sierra
Flume and Lumber Company has V
shaped flume seventy miles in length,
leading from these forests to the Sacra-
men;o. In 1886 that company manufact-
ured S,3lS.3lS feet of lumber. This is
one Of the great manufacturing institutions
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AN UNLIMITED MARKET. -. -.

AN UNLIMITED MARKET. -
This is a country as large as the valley
Of the upper Mississippi, and it is rapidly
settling and. filling up. From its topog-
raphy and climate it Will demand and
consume the early fruits and vegetables OF
the upper Sacramento valley. Western
Oregon, Washington and British Columbia
will take the fruits and vegetables for two
months in the spring Eastern Oregon,
eastern Washington, Idaho and Montana
"a vast, rich and prosperous intramount-
ain country-will consume the products of
the orchards, vineyards and vegetable
farms of Tehima county through the
whole year The demand from this inn
mense region will be far beyond the capac-
ity of this county to supply The develop
ment Of production may be ever so rapid,
but it will never overtake the demands of
the consumer.
AN OUTLET TO EASTERN CONSUMERS.
The completion of this road means
more than the opening of the markets
so far east as Montana. II gives a short
cool line for the transportation of fruit
and vegetables to Dakota. Minnesota.
Wisconsin, and all the great Lake basin.
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COURTHOUSE AND COUNTY BUILDINGS AT RED BLUFF.

as follows: January, 45; February, ~
March, 50 April, So; May, &c; June, rs;
July, So; August, so; September, -; Oc-
tober, 81 November, d December a.
The lowest temperature ever recorded
in the valley portion OF the county is l9o
above zero. The average number Of clear
days in the year are 225.
THE AvFRAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL
Of the county is about thirty inches, which
is more than falls further down the
valley This large rainfall is very i'm
portant to the a9riculturist. 1t not only
insurcs Il much larger crop on the same
kinds of soil, and with the same tillaae.
but insures against crop failures, as half
that amount irsures a fair crop. Half the
rainfall Of Tehama is more than the aver
age amount of rain in some other portions
of the State. 1t is fact that the crop
averages of Tehama county are larger with
this heavier rainfall than on the same
character of soils with less rainfall, and
it follows that the money realized from an
acre is greater, and the land should there
fore be worth more. 1t is also fact that
for forty-three years there has been
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of the State, and will be fully noticed
under the head of manufactures. The
home-seeker can find no spot in Tehama
county where he will not be within easy
reach Of timber for fuel and for all pur-
poses of building and fencing In this
respect he viii find marked contrast to
portions OF the plains and prairies where
timber is seventy and even eighty miles
away, and where the only fuel for cooking
and heating is hay, as it is in some parts of
Dai-oIa
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SOIL AND TIMBER.
Great Variety of Deep and Fertile ] and
Abundance of Timber

The soil of this county is as rich as any
on the continent On three sides are high
mountain areas, from which the streams
have been bringing the weatherings of the
great rock formations. In addition to
these deposits the deeomposed vegetation
of these immense areas has, through sue
cessive ages, been brought down and de-
posted. Undoubtedly the Sacramento
valley was great inland lake, and into
this body Of water these mountain streams
for untold centuries poured a steady stream
of mineral and vegetable matter which,
settling in the bottom of the lake, was
stored up for the uses of the grazier and
the grain and fruit-raisers
Along the river and creek lotions or
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CLIMATE AND SEASONS.

The Two Great Causes that Give Us
Semi-Tropic Winters.
The climate Of Tehama county is one of
the great advantages which it has to offer
the home-seeller and health-hunter. 1t is
hard for an Eastern person to believe that
here, on and even above the 10th parallel
OF north Latitude, there is Il country
with winterless climate, where all the
semi-tropical productions mature and
flower. bloom in the open air every month
in the wear, while he living no farther
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TRANSPORTATION.

Two Great Principal Lines of Railroad
and the Sacramento River.
Tehama county Is situated at the head
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tains the strongest hold upon all her
children, whether born here or adopted.
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Nou.res,drnt Taxes,

In the Plantation OF Milton, 10 The County Of
Oxfofi AL stAie Of M,inf. for the year ls.S.
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Don.resident owners IN The fiantAiion ~ Milton,
for the year ls-d. IN bills committed 10 Jefferson
JssksOn, Collector Of taxes Of sail plsnistl0n on
The fret day OF July. is has been retained bv him
IN me as remaining unpali on the 2ist dsy OF
April, lse. BY biz certificate OF mat date AMI nov
remains unpaid and notice 10 hereby given that n
the said tases, interest and charges are not paid
into the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months nom the ,iais OF the commitment OF said
bills 40 much of the real estate taxed a. viii be
ufileisnl % pay the amount due therefor includ-
Ing Interest and charges, vii without further
notice be coli a public aneti-n 81 the dwelling
house % Geo. y. bfOsn IN ssii fiantsiioa on
Tuesday the nfst oar OF November. lss7, 81 2
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Al Exp TO BoSE scRAPtSo.

Edward shepherd. OF Harrisburg. H.,
says Having received so much beueft
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

vVHEREAs, A. ID. eimo.s. u Otford, Ia the
w County Of Orfori, and state Of Maine, did. on
the ist day Of November. A. ID. lss2, BY hs mort.
gaFe deed o. that date BY him daily exscaied and re-
corded In Otford Registry of Deeds, book 2Ol, page
5ts. conveyed 20 u II. Holmes In mortgage q CERTAIN
lot Of and With the buildings thereon. situated on
Tiger Iiill-so oalled-ln said Oxfofd. and known
the seth Croker farm. containing % scresmors 90 e
Nov, therefore. the condfion Of said mortgage being
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10 the statue In such cases made and provided.
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SOUTH PARIS.
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OXFORD. ssi-sur. Jud. Court. NAV fsf~, ls1
fiota A. Ridss ~, htslsnt. w. iioushioa D..
Halccu'.
nLIA ~ nbsi or divorce In wit 81 attach.
msut wheriu ne said fiois A. Hitsoui
lItsls asst giyes tails iionorabls a. uu % b. II
lot~sd thatsn The tssnti thiri dsv 81 Noystni -.
A n. ls-o. "a niunsuiek, Ia saii stale 81 hsii ..
.hs wss asfnliy mtrfisd ~ TIE all Honfhion l.
nliss al. and hath slssg behaved heftslf t,vnd.
hin a. a ehsste ani isiihni wiie iu the sad
tlCushtou o.. ~ giseiirg his marriage vors aad
dut,, ,incs The ssit marriage. oa day Of A. ~.
10 Al clumhtci the crime ~ afultsry with
. esftaia is~d woman I, your Instant unknown,
Al.s far that m. ssid IiouEhtoa nj 'svs, slece
tteir sad marriage has bcca hsfsh and abusive
IN 81. rsatnsnt al our lihslant tpsnch an sxteni
A. q b suliiy of sstreme cruelty. That ttur
nbelant eohsbltsi Win the sai lioasttoa y.
Riisogt st Hfugswiek lfcFessid ~ he vile ailsf
their ssii marriage, ant has resited IN SAT- lie.
b on mote than oas ien prior 10 ths date ~ the
libel. lour ltslAnt farther info'ms TITS Honof.
stls Court that The vrv'ent rssliencs Of 80 All
IIoufhtoa n. ElisoIt u ueknoxu toicf whsrs
iore yCsr i'riaat pays that the boais % mNfi !.
r,orY my D. al.ssIysd bstseeu her at tbs eel
llous ttoa . Ht'erut. sccotdrg o. The lsus Of
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srArE ga MANI

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COUNTY 90 ONfOHD, -
supfcme Istieial Count. nay feIm. A. u. iss-.
tron ths fursguluE hluci. pfdcFvsi. that ths ~
braht siNe noLcs a. the .sa iio hteu D. Rtieoui
q aTtsaf before The Justicc ~ az supreme ~
deal Ifait. o. d hollsn a. PARIS. within and
tar ne tcauiy q oXfcfd "a TIE sscrui Tuss
day z Oefotef. a ~ is-9. b. putiistlrE an AZ.
tested copY "a sahi lltel ant tbs crfer thereon
thfys stsss fuccsssivtlY in The Oxfufd Democrat
= nesspapcf printed 81 fafts, In cor Couniy Il
Okfoft, the last Iublicatlou 70 o. thu.y dais al
least. pfiur O. tsH ssrcri lues.ia 81 ncfotsf,
IHstsr - ttft llislant shcui I not D. sfabisa.
AihEgT \. AUSTIN. tisff.
a trus elty n Libel and Of'iss % ,ouri there
ANN AInLEI !. AI.IIN. ON.
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ls<7.
WHEREAS. A petition has been daly died.
paving that the balance remslpiag In the hanis
Of LUTHER ~. LUDDES, Standardization Of the
estate Of Ansel II. Davis late Of DiSnslt, deceased.
Court hsld AZ Paris. xithia and for saii Coanty.
on the thiri Tuesday % June. A. u. is.;, may
be ordered 10 be dlsuibsted among The heirs OF
said deceased, and the shsrs OF e.ea dstrmlas q.
ordered, That notice thereof be given 10
ail persons interested therein BY causing copy Of
tkis order 10 be publishedthres weeks saocessvsiy
in the oxford Dsmoerat printed ~ Pars, that they
In said County on the third Tuesday of July next,
a 10 O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause 10 any
they have, against the ZANE.
SEO. A. WILSON, Jsdge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12

OXFORD. .-Ats count of Probate held IL
pets. ~laLln aLd Co The C0unty % OxiOtd on
The thri Tussdsy of Jaoc. A. 70. IN.
sIL~Os hiNDALL, Trusts under NE Will %
Moses sampsOn. ists OF Hartford, In tai County,
iteesssf having ffcsi utei his sccount 81 simin-
uatiOn u the kstAis 81 'sii deceAse'i lof allow
guest
ordered, that lls ssi Trustee give no.
u ghis cfdsF % b. YubIshei three weeks sue
ess.lsely 10 the Osfsri DemOgrst. Vfi1ted 81
fAris that they NAV appear At . Probate Court Ia
be hsld 81 Para ~ilt snd f0f ssd CCuntY on the
thiri Tues. " July usxt. 81 sOclOck In the fore-
nosn and show sauss. " say thsy have. Why the
same should not b. ailossd.
true Copy -stisst III. G.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
STATE OF MAINE.

AsDgOSCocsIN. ssi-Aprii 10. a. n. is,i.
Itca personally suussiei The shoFe nsusd
TIsra A Hhisoot and made oath that the above
saerstt % tsr sigued '. lafrc 20 the ~ ~ ne,
u ~ saia iiosshl n y igiseos, i uus.
usirfg NJ gtOnGE 4. WING.
Iusfioe of IL reHea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12

OXFORD. -Ats Co4rt o. rroba's bell Al
Pals, within All ior the County ~ otfofd, on
the thlrt Tacsity % June. A. 10. ls.s
sEOE.E WsLkfk AimiaiHrat0r on tts
estate 81 ilsnfy u. liu'shibs. lsts cflfietafg IN
said Couhir. ss-e.ssf. h,viuE pFessniei ~ az.
count Of sdminis'fsiion - ih1 estate % sAii lie
ces.sii fof Aiiosarcs
Oriersi. That the .ii Afminisua'of give
uotice o. all p~'s0ns inisre sief by esasins q
copy OF thu order a. BE- Tatished ihfee weeks
sasc..ivsiy 10 ihs ONfcfi pem0ersi, pfinie 81
Paris. thst they NAY appear II Probate Court
% = "a "a al F.ris. On The ulrd 1sssiay ofJuly
usst. a. ulsc o'cl0sk IN re iofsnoon, Aad shss
csuse, II any ttey have. whI ths same fhouh not
GEO. A.wIIsos. Jsass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12

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